from Milwaukee, for an increased representation'in the
board of supervisors, 232.

relative to a file engine company, 243.

for an amendment of the charter of the town of Mil-
waukee, 261.

for the repeal of certain laws relating to lands sold for
taxes, 262.

for the addition of certain lands to Southport, 263.
for the alteration of a territorial road, 318.

PRINTING, proposals for, 41, 42, 59, 76, 80, 81.
PROCEEDINGS, of meeting relative to canal, 115.

QUORUM, not present, 39, 40, 41.

REMONSTRANCES, against the setting off of the town of Monroe, 65.

against the division of the towns of Beloit and

Clinton, 73, 95.

against the erection of a dam on Rock river, 73.
against a division of the town of Union, 102.
against a division of Iowa county, 211, 212.
against a division of the town of Southport, 232.
against a removal of the seat of government, 232.

REPORTS, of committees to wait upon the governor, 6, 7, 46, 58,
175, 179.

of John Y. Smith, commissioner of public buildings, 7, 9.
of receiver and register of Milwaukee and Rock river
canal, 9, 33.

of the joint committee to inquire into the legality of
the present session, 14 to 26.

of the joint committee of conference, on the resolutions
relative to the present session, 33.

of the joint committee to draft a memorial for the re-
moval of J. D. Doty, 34.

of the committee of conference on the resolutions to
authorize the purchase of stationory, 71.

of committee on petition from town of Rock, 77.
of committee to revise the standing rules of the council,
78.

of committee to revise the rules for the government of
both houses, 78.

of committee on legislative expenditures, relative to the
appropriation of congress of December 24, 1842,
111, 112.

of the joint committee on enrolled bills, relative to the
conduct of the governor on the presentation of an
act, 114.

of the territorial auditor, 149, 151, 152.

joint report of the committee to ascertain the condition
of the library, &c., 151.

of joint committee on the papers of D. Baxter, 166, 167.
of the judiciary committee, relative to the governor's
estimates for the expenses of the legislature, 205.
of committee on incorporations, on the petition of J. F.
Chapman, 225, 237, 238.

of joint committee on the settlement with D. Baxter,
246.

of committee on territorial expenditures, on the ac-
counts of T. Eastman and J. A. Noonan, 251; on that
of W.W. Wyman, 255; on those of D. M. Whitney, T.
Eastman, J. A. Noonan and H. O. Sholes, 255.
of the committee on the judiciary, relative to the suit
commenced against the territory by W. Doughty, 274,
275, 289.

of committee on territorial affairs, on the message of
the governor relative to the share of Wisconsin in the
proceeds of the public lands, 275.

of committee to cancel scrip, &c., 353.

RESOLUTIONS, of the Council-

relative to standing rules of council; 5, 69.
relative to incidental printing; 8.

relative to a report from the territorial treasurer; 14,
74, 80.

relative to a quorum; 42.

to give the use of the hall to the territorial temper-

ance society; 54.

relative to postage; 66, 254, 256, 257, 267, 266.
relative to admitting the editor and reporters of the
Wisconsin Enquirer to seats within the bar of
the council; 74, 75.

calling on the treasurer of the territory for infor-
mation relative to territorial drafts; 77, 80.
relative to the indebtedness of the territory on ac-
count of canal lands, and right of territory in the
water power in Milwaukee; 79.

relative to fees of clerks in cases of naturalization;
79, 80.

for referring the several subjects in the governor's
message; 81, 82, 83.

relative to newspapers for members; 83, 84, 87,
89, 90.

calling on the governor for a copy of his letter to
the sec'y of the treasury, relative to the indebt-
edness of the territory; 84.

requesting from the house papers relative to the
purchase of stationery; 85.

calling on the Milwaukee and Rock river canal
company, for a statement relative to expendi-
tures, &c.; 91.

authorizing secretary to employ persons to engross
and enroll bills; 100.

relative to the board of canal commissioners, &c.
and for the redemption of the canal lands sold
for taxes; 103.

relative to the appropriation by congress for legisla-
tive expenses, of 24th Dec. 1842; 103, 104.
relative to a difficulty between A. Botkin and the
sergeant-at-arms; 108, 109.

relative to inviting a clergyman to open the sessions
with prayer; 111, 114.

tendering thanks to Hon. Moses M. Strong; 127.
relative to a law for the election of county officers;
128.

calling on the governor for information relative to
canal bonds; 134.

relative to the refusal of the governor to receive a
bill and joint resolution; 136.

tendering the use of the council chamber to the
democratic territorial convention; 156.

relative to the county of St. Croix; 163.

relative to certificates of travel and attendance of
members; 172, 173, 261.

tendering thanks to the Hon. Morgan L. Martin;
176, 371.

continuing the organization of last session; 178.
directing the secretary to inform the house of the
organization of council and election of presi-
dent; 178.

relative to a bill sent to the house by "mistake;"
182, 183.

relative to business referred to committees at the
last session; 183.

calling on the governor for copies of his estimates
for the support of the territorial government;

194.

relative to measures for presenting a proper esti-
mate to the treasury department; 198, 199.
appointing John P. Sheldon secretary of the coun-
cil; 201, 202.

relative to appropriation bills; 206.

granting the use of the council chamber to Rev.
Mr. Mathews; 227, 228.

relative to a memorial to congress concerning the
estimates for legislative expenses, &c.; 228.
calling on governor for information relative to the
share of Wisconsin in the proceeds of the pub-
lic lands; 254, 262.

relative to attendance and pay of members; 261,
262.

relative to commencement of daily sessions; 262.
relative to the services of R. L. Ream; 263, 272.
RESOLUTIONS, (Joint,and requiring the concurrence of both houses.)
of the joint committee to inquire as to the legality
of the present session, accompanying the report
of said committee, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32,
37, 38.

(C.) relative to a loan, by the commissioners of the
Milwaukee and Rock river canal, 31, 32, 35, 36.
(C.) relative to the election of commissioner of pub-
lic buildings, 35.

(C.) relative to adjournment, 36, 37, 38.

(C.) relative to the session of the legislative assem-
bly and the conduct of the executive, 46, 47,
48, 49.

(C.) relative to the adjournment of the legislative
assembly to "the 6th day of March next," 52,
53, 54, 55, 56.

(C) relative to the north-west and south-west com-
mittee rooms of the capitol, 66, 68.

(C.) relative to a committee to revise the system of
town government, &c., 68, 71, 75, 82.
(C.) relative to the north-western boundary, 74, 86,
91, 92, 93, 94.

(C.) to authorize the cancelling of certain canal
bonds, 97, 99, 104, 108, 109, 114, 115, 121,
132-approved, 136.

(C.) relative to the present session of the assembly,
&c., 117, 118, 119, 124.

(C.) relative to depositing the territorial revenue in
the hands of responsible officers, 118 119.
(C.) relative to asking an appropriation of land of
congress for the establishment of asylums, 123,
124, 131, 133, 161, 219, 222, 223, 236-ap-
proved.

(C.) providing for the destruction of certain canal
bonds, 138, 139, 152.

(C.) relative to the adjournment of the session com-
mencing on the 27th March, 1843, 158 to 161.
(C.) for a joint committee, to settle with Daniel Bax-
ter, 167, 171.

(C.) relative to an appropriation bill, 187, 192.
(C.) directing the superintendent of territorial pro-
perty not to receive certain stationery, 200, 204.
(C.) relative to wood for the legislative assembly,
207, 298, 209, 218, 264, 268, 274, 281-ap-
proved.

(C.) relative to the mode of levying and collecting
territorial revenue, 212, 213.

(C.) for the distribution of American state papers,
relating to lands; 212, 214, 221, 224, 239, 245,
1314, 321, 368, 369.

(C.) authorizing the committee appointed to settle
with Baxter to send for persons and papers; 220,
222, 223.

(C.) relative to the indebtedness of the territory on
account of the Milwaukee and Rock river canal;
221, 258, 266, 269.

(C.) relative to the distributive share of Wisconsin
in the net proceeds of the public lands; 226,
228, 257, 259, 266, 277, 287, 288, 295, 296,
313, 315, 319, 322, 359, 360, passed on re-
consideration, 364.

(C.) authorizing librarian to subscribe for gazetteer;

244.

(C.) relative to the completion of the capitol; 246,
247, 257, 258, 259, 260, 281.

(C.) to provide for receiving from the United States
treasury certain moneys, and paying out the same;
246, 247, 257, 259.

(C.) relative to making a settlement with the Mil-
waukee and Rock river canal company; 265,
270, 277, 278, 283, 297, 298.

(C,) limiting the introduction of bills in either house;
270, 279, 280.

(C.) relative to the election of a person to defend
in a suit against the territory; 275, 286.
(C.) relative to wood for the office of clerk sup. ct.;
310, 311.

(C.) relative to printing laws, journals, &c.; 312,
315, 316, 361, 362, 364, 365, 366.
(C.) calling on the secretary of the territory for a
report, to be made at the next annual sestion;
356, 365.